Car Body Protection: How to Apply Wax Properly — and Whether It’s Worth Doing in the Fall
Here’s the logical question: when should you start thinking about protecting your car? The answer is simple — right now, as fall begins.
DIY-focused Easier Than You Think: How to Remove Deep Scratches Without Repainting — Every American Can Do It
Sometimes a car gets multiple deep scratches that look so bad, you’d think a full repaint is the only fix.
When Your Transmission “Loses Memory”: How a Faulty Sensor Can Turn a Car Into Unpredictable Chaos
Modern cars are practically packed with electronics.
Winter Is Coming — Last Year’s Deep Freeze Turned Teslas Into “Ice Statues.” Americans Need to Know This
Early last year, extreme cold across the U.S. virtually paralyzed electric vehicle traffic, turning charging station parking lots into graveyards of frozen cars.
Water in the Gas Tank: Many Americans Don’t Know the Truth — Myths, Facts, and Some Surprising Benefits for Your Engine
A quick Google search for “water in the gas tank” brings up countless warnings and horror stories claiming that even a few drops can ruin your car.
The Fuel Consumption Dilemma: Why Many Americans Are Getting 12 MPG Instead of the Advertised 20 MPG
Poor fuel economy is one of the most common “illnesses” of used cars. Here’s what causes high fuel consumption, how to fix it, and what to look out for.
Most Americans Don’t Realize What Else the Start-Stop Button Can Do
The Start-Stop button may look simple, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye.
Changing the Battery in a Volkswagen Jetta Key — DIY for Just $1
One fine morning my Jetta greeted me with a message telling me to replace the battery in the key!
Car Humming, Knocking, or Crunching? What Those Sounds Really Mean
Clicks, crunches, and squeals could be warning signs of suspension or engine trouble.
DIY Hack for Car Owners: How to Remove Scratches from Your Car at Home
Get rid of scratches without a paint job — real tips that actually work.
Automatic Transmissions Aren’t a Death Sentence: A CVT Can Last Practically Forever If You Follow These Basic Rules
How to extend your CVT’s lifespan to 180,000 miles.
What to Do If Your Back Starts Hurting While Driving
Drivers know all too well the discomfort of back pain—especially after long hours behind the wheel.
The Road Becomes a Wallet Trap: How Your Car Starts Guzzling Gas by the Gallon
The vehicle was originally supposed to be an electric car.
Mechanic Explains How to Service Your Car’s AC to Permanently Eliminate Odors
Neglecting timely maintenance of these systems can lead to a terrible smell inside your car.
Radiator Mesh: Engine Saver or Silent Killer?
Adding a protective mesh has become a popular service. In theory, it shields radiators from gravel, insects, and tar that clog the fins. But many argue the opposite—that these accessories do more harm than good. So what’s the truth?